stank

• Fix funk exit status
• Handle .envrc scripts

• Add funk linter for warning on script oddities
• Add -sh flag to stank to restrict results to specifically pure sh scripts
• Fix exit status of rosy
• Handle #!/bin/busybox ... shebangs, similar to #!/usr/bin/env ...
• Include file permissions metadata

• Better interpreter extraction
• Recognize that lksh scripts are not POSIX

• Elide errors about reading to the end of short files
• Short-circuit polyglot shebang scripts earlier for more accurate reporting
• Skip (malformed) git hook shell script templates
• Simplify recursive walk logic

The stank library, and stink, stank, and rosy command line applications, will each now correctly report POSIXy: false when encountering multiilne, polyglot shebang hacks in files with proper extensions. Common Lisp files should end with ".lisp". Other languages that feature such profane abuses as workarounds for failing to adopt the standard #!... shebang comment syntax may be added later, based on contributor interest, pull request cleanliness, and cash bribe.

The entire stank system will continue to report POSIXY: true when encountering sufficiently ill-crafted multiline shebang hacks in files that omit any extension, or present a heretofore uncatalogued extension, because this edge case represents more than a few standard deviations away from sanity, and more effs than we can g.

As before, the release archive includes ports of the stink, stank, and rosy applications for macOS, Windows, Linux, and other targets that gox and friends conveniently support.

Fix Byte Order Mark detection, so that UTF-8, UTF-16, UTF-32, and other encodings are properly handled.

Add rosy application for erroring whenever a POSIX script is detected.

Ports of stink and stank command line applications built for a variety of platforms all bundled up in one smelly tin!